inp.polri.go.id - Sulut. North Sulawesi Police Chief (Kapolda Sulut), Inspector General Drs. Mulyatno, S.H., M.M., led the tradition of inaugurating the youth police officers who graduated from 2021 and served at the North Sulawesi Regional Police (Polda Sulut).
The inauguration was carried out on the North Sulawesi Police Headquarters field, Saturday (5/3/2022) morning, and attended by the high officials (PJU) of Polda Sulut, the Chairman of PD Bhayangkari of North Sulawesi Mrs. Mila Mulyatno, and the Regional Bhayangkari Management.
According to the Polda Sulut, the tradition is aimed at increasing physical endurance, knowledge, and skills, as expected in the implementation of the 6 main tasks of Samapta.
"With this, I hope that the participants have the physical endurance, knowledge, and skills as expected in carrying out their duties, as servants, protectors, and law enforcement, as well as maintaining security and public order," said Kapolda Sulut.
Kapolda Sulut also reminded all personnel to continue to comply with the health protocols in carrying out their duties and be an example to the entire society.
In this inauguration, the number of NCO personnel who were beretted was 203 people, consisting of 191 male police officers and 11 female police officers.
inp.polri.go.id - Sulut. North Sulawesi Police Chief (Kapolda Sulut), Inspector General Drs. Mulyatno, S.H., M.M., led the tradition of inaugurating the youth police officers who graduated from 2021 and served at the North Sulawesi Regional Police (Polda Sulut).
The inauguration was carried out on the North Sulawesi Police Headquarters field, Saturday (5/3/2022) morning, and attended by the high officials (PJU) of Polda Sulut, the Chairman of PD Bhayangkari of North Sulawesi Mrs. Mila Mulyatno, and the Regional Bhayangkari Management.
According to the Polda Sulut, the tradition is aimed at increasing physical endurance, knowledge, and skills, as expected in the implementation of the 6 main tasks of Samapta.
"With this, I hope that the participants have the physical endurance, knowledge, and skills as expected in carrying out their duties, as servants, protectors, and law enforcement, as well as maintaining security and public order," said Kapolda Sulut.
Kapolda Sulut also reminded all personnel to continue to comply with the health protocols in carrying out their duties and be an example to the entire society.
In this inauguration, the number of NCO personnel who were beretted was 203 people, consisting of 191 male police officers and 11 female police officers.
